Bel Powley slips into a swimsuit as she and Douglas Booth enjoy a sauna on a glamping trip to Devon

Bel Powley slipped into a swimsuit to enjoy a sauna session with Douglas Booth during the couple's glamping trip to South Devon.

Taking to Instagram on Monday, actor Douglas, 34, shared a plethora of snaps from their idyllic getaway to the coastal region, where he and his actress wife, also 34, stayed in an off-grid holiday cabin overlooking the beach.

The pair made the most of their downtime from their busy schedules, with Bel looking amazing in a green and red striped swimsuit as she relaxed in a sauna with Douglas. 

The tranquil break also saw Bel doing a crossword puzzle on their cosy bed, before heading out into the great outdoors for a hike along the cliffs. 

While the actress, who is set to star as Petunia Dursley in the upcoming Harry Potter reboot, donned her swimwear once again for a dip in the sea. 

Douglas's holiday photo album also includes snaps of the couple enjoying a boat trip where they took in the picturesque coastline and eating fish and chips in the local town. 

The pair met on the set of the film Mary Shelley back in 2016, with Douglas popping the question in 2021. They tied the knot at Petersham Nurseries in Richmond in October 2023. 

Their holiday comes amid Douglas's starring role on ITV's The Blame with Michelle Keegan, in which the pair engaged in a raunchy public sex scene in the rain in the debut episode.

Viewers watched as actress Michelle, 39, who stars as DI Emma Crane, had a romp with her co-star DI Tom Radley (Douglas) as they investigated the murder of young figure skater Sophie Madsen. 

As the investigation got under way, a stunned DI Crane found deep corruption within her own team and turned to DI Radley to help her expose it. 

DI Radley said he was too much of a coward and stormed out of the car but then said while it would ruin his career to be a whistleblower he would help her – as he had feelings for her. 

Incensed by the support, the pair passionately kissed before things escalated.

Michelle's performance, which was her first role since giving birth to daughter Palma in March last year, was praised by ITV viewers. 

However, the Daily Mail's Christopher Stevens didn't agree, giving the six-part programme just two stars in his recent scathing review. 

In his feedback he penned: 'That's the problem with The Blame, and with any drama that puts its social message above its intention to entertain.

'Every plot twist arrives with sirens blaring and blue lights flashing, a complete surprise to no one at all.'

He went on to add: 'But this would be far better tackled by a story that focuses on women, for example the victims of domestic abuse, who are let down or betrayed by police.

'The Blame gives us a heroine who has tolerated her chauvinist colleagues for years before deciding to take a stand, and it doesn't really work.'